SLTV Widnes 'We Deserve Super League' We spoke to a confident Coach and squad ahead of Friday's massive Super League opener at the Stobart Stadium

Bradford's new co-captain Matt Diskin is calling on his team to deliver the goods in 2012 after a disappointing campaign last season. Despite missing out on the play offs last year, the Bulls are optimistic their new-look squad can perform this time out.

As Huddersfield Giants look to give coach Nathan Brown a good send off in his final season at the Galpharm, the senior players are looking to a new found team spirit to guide the club to a successful 2012

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A pre season friendly between neighbours on a cold January night. Bradford's team contained a high percentage of young players who gave a good account of themselves especially in the first half. In the end strength and experience and great service to the flanks won it for Cougars. Looking forward to the season proper.

Stobart Group, the UK leader in transport and distribution, has partnered with Super League in a cross-marketing deal to secure title naming rights to Rugby League's elite club competition. The new agreement, which will run until the end of the 2014 season, will see the competition become the Stobart Super League with the Stobart brand featuring prominently across all 14 clubs. In a pioneering new partnership focusing on exposure and promoting greater awareness of the game, the newly-designed Stobart Super League artwork will adorn 100 trailers of the company's famous red and green trucks, with an Eddie Stobart vehicle passed, on average, every 4.5 minutes when driving on the UK's major roads. Each of the 14 clubs will have trailers branded with images of their players and team colours. Commenting on the new partnership, Super League Chairman Richard Lewis said: "The deal with Stobart is excellent for the Super League clubs and the competition as a whole. "The Super League clubs turned down other offers and took a strategic view that the brand values of Stobart are closely matched to those of Rugby League. "The Super League clubs are excited by the multi-layered sponsorship that services the game and the competition on a number of levels in a way never seen before." Stobart Chief Executive Andrew Tinkler said: "Eddie Stobart has become a Superbrand due to the public exposure of our 2250 trucks, driving millions of miles each week. "Now we can help build the Super League <b>...</b>

Super League TV went along to Rob Burrow's testimonial match against Featherstone to help celebrate 10 years of memories for the diminutive half back. Since making his Rhinos debut in 2001 Burrow has won four Grand Finals, two World Club Challenges and two Harry Sunderland awards.

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Amazingly awesome hits and fights from recent years. This is the first time i've tried to mix commentary with music so go easy on me -- a few of the commentary clips also ended up muted for some reason, thanks corel video studio

England full-back Sam Tomkins once again stole the show as Wigan edged out Salford in a tight affair at Salford City Stadium. Tomkins made an early try for Pat Richards and went over himself for the highlight of the 16-10 victory. Wigan boss Shaun Wane was delighted with his number 1's display but warned the Warriors must not become reliant on last season's top try scorer.

After an impressive 24 Super League tries last year, Hull KR's Kris Welham made a scoring start to 2012 in Sunday's 'friendly' win over Hull FC. The touchdown capped a fine individual performance from the 25 year old, who was delighted with the team's effort in their 36-18 victory over the old enemy.

What's Rugby League Like Without Those Annoying Commentators? What's Rugby League Like Without Those Annoying Commentators? Testing audio with actual game play.

Rugby League Violence 1979 & John Donnelly spitting at news reporters Special news reports about a dramatic weekend in 1979 involving many send offs including several from Western Suburbs in a match against Canterbury-Bankstown. John Donnelly received five matches and spat at news reporters. A young Ray Warren reporting the news. Wests coach Roy Masters interviewed about the on-field reputation of the Wests side.

A chance to put a few faces to the star studded list of new names arriving at Cougar Park. Music thanks to www.pacdv.com